文胸上开扣用英语怎么表达

『壹』 文胸英语单词是什么

文胸
基本释义
brassiere
文胸的用法和样例：
例句
最少你需要一件T恤文胸、一件无肩带文胸、一件显乳沟的文胸、一件运动文胸和一件休闲的周末文胸。
At
the
minimum,
you
need
a
T-shirt
bra
,
a
strapless
bra
,
a
cleavage
bra
,
a
sports
bra
and
a
casual
weekend
bra.

『贰』 胸罩用英语怎么说

1、brassiere

读音：英 ['bræsɪə] 美 [brə'zɪə]

n. <正式>胸罩

They should be taught the correct way of wearing brassiere at this time.

这次应该教育他们如何正确穿戴胸罩。

2、bra

读音：英 [brɑː] 美 [brɑː]

n. 胸罩

A bra and a pair of briefs lay on the floor.

地板上有一个胸罩和一条短内裤。

(2)文胸上开扣用英语怎么表达扩展阅读：

近义词

1、camisole

读音：英 ['kæmɪsəʊl] 美 ['kæmɪsoʊl]

n. (贴身)女背心

How do you like this camisole? I just bought it today.

你觉得我这件蕾丝小背心怎样？我今天才买的。

2、tube top

读音：英 [ˈtjuːb tɒp] 美 [ˈtuːb tɑːp]

n.(女式的)抹胸

Today, I was wearing my favorite tube top to the mall when a girl walked up and said," I have that exact same skirt, why are you wearing it as a top?"

今天，我穿着我最爱的抹胸去商场，有个女孩子走过来对我说，“我有一条跟你一模一样的短裙，为什么你拿这个当抹胸穿啊？”

『叁』 运动文胸用英语怎么说

运动文胸

翻译为英文是：

sports bra

例句：Many women wear a sports bra.

许多女性会穿运动文胸。

『肆』 装饰带上有按扣，打开按扣，带的背部有个钱夹 英语怎么说

turn on the button which is on the decoration belt,you can see a wallet in the back of the belt

『伍』 文胸上的肩带用英语怎么说

bra straps
文胸肩带，胸罩肩带
例句：
1. In general, girls who are petite will need to wear their bra straps shorter than girls who are tall.
一般来说，小个子女生胸罩的背带要比高个子女生的短。
2. The bra-turned-bag is made of polyester fiber created through recycling. The bra straps can betied onto the bag as ribbons.
这款变形文胸由循环再生聚酯纤维材料制成，文胸的肩带可以系在包上作饰带。

『陆』 胸罩英文怎么读

胸罩的英文：bra、brassiere、breast form、bust bodice、underclothes

1、bra

英文发音：[brɑː]

中文释义：n. 胸罩

例句：

We have this teddy bra in black and red satin.

我们有款用黑色和红色缎子做的连身胸罩。

2、brassiere

英文发音：[brə'zɪr]

中文释义：n. 胸罩，乳罩

例句：

Take off your necklace, jewelry , brassiere, and coats with metal.

将项链，玉坠，胸罩，带有金属物了衣服都脱掉。

3、breast form

英文发音：[brest fɔːm]

中文释义：胸罩；奶罩

例句：

Breast form first showed on magazines in 1907, after that bra became fashion of women.

胸罩这个词在1907年首次出现在杂志上，从此后胸罩成为了女人的时尚。

4、bust bodice

英文发音：[bʌst ˈbɒdɪs]

中文释义：胸罩

例句：

You should see me in jeans and a bust bodice.

你要是看我穿牛仔裤和胸罩就知道了。

5、underclothes

英文发音：[ˈʌndəkləʊðz]

中文释义：n.胸罩；内衣

例句：

Cotton underclothes are good for the skin.

棉制胸罩对皮肤有益。

『柒』 运动内衣文胸背心用英语怎么说

运动内衣文胸背心
Sports underwear bras vest
vest 英[vest] 美[vest]
n. 马甲; 内衣; 防护衣; 运动背心;

vt. 授权; 赋予; 穿衣服，穿教服;
[例句]All authority was vested in the woman, who discharged every kind of public ty

『捌』 前开扣内衣英语怎么说

你好！

前开扣内衣
Button before underwear

『玖』 求文胸内衣英语，比如说各部位，钢圈，侧比位，下趴等等。

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文胸的生产过程：A manufacturing process for brassiere

The methods for constructing brassieres vary from one company to the next. It is a proct that is still pieced out in some plants, meaning that the sewing that connects all the components may be contracted out of the plant to smaller sewing operations. In addition, materials utilized in the construction of the brassiere affects the manufacturing method. For example, if an undergarment company utilizes spandex within the proct, they may manufacture the material on premises. If a company uses cotton, it may be supplied from a manufacturer who makes the material based on their specifications.

设计 design
The design process for developing a new brassiere style is an important part of the manufacturing process. Brassiere manufacturers, like other clothing manufacturers, must supply not just a functional item but one that appeals to a large enough segment of women that the procts can be sold with a profit. Before a new proct or proct line is designed, the marketing and sales departments review data on the current line of procts. They examine comments from retailers as to what they feel might sell well, female consumer attitudes in general and trends in women's purchasing habits. They may also talk to focus groups who offer their opinions on procts and needs.

By the time this review is complete, the marketers and designers have decided on the next season's collection. Decisions are based on how the new styles will be positioned within the collection, special features, cut, sizing, proction costs, market pricing, quality specifications, and when the new proct will be launched publicly. These general specifications are essential for the designers and design engineers to use as guidelines once they leave that meeting.

Prototype drawings are made, pattern pieces are designed, and often the pattern pieces are devised using computerized programs. Components of the brassiere—cup top and bottom and side, central and back panels—render the shape. These components are cut out of cardboard using a computerized cutter. This prototype is assembled and is subject to important fine-tuning and modification. It is important to note that more styles and prototypes are created than the company intends to proce. After modifications, the appropriate prototypes are selected. Computer proction of pattern is useful to size the pattern in order to fit different sizes of women.

Final selections are tested by laboratories to ensure quality, fit, sizing, etc. Then, the prototype is manufactured in the factory in some quantity and tested once again by everyone from designers to shop foremen to marketers. When all agree in the quality, fit, and market appeal, the brassiere is ready to be proced in quantity.

Raw Materials(原材料）

The raw materials gathered for the proction of brassieres vary tremendously depending on the proct. Some are all cotton, some are all polyester, some are combinations of natural and synthetics, and so forth. Most brassieres include an elastic material of some sort on the back panel that allows some expansion and movement of back muscles. Spandex, a modern synthetic fiber extensively processed from Malaysian tree sap, must be processed prior to the assembling of the brassiere because it is, in some procts, the most important material in the brassiere. A closure of some sort (most often metal hooks and eyes) must be included on the brassiere unless it is an elastic sports brassiere which can be put on over the head. Cups, padding, and straps vary not only from manufacturer to manufacturer but by style.

Cutting out the components （裁剪出需要的部分）

* 1 The components of the brassiere—the cup top and bottom (if seamed), the straps, and the central, side and back panels—must be cut out according to the pattern specifications residing in the computerized specifications. Many layers of fabric are cut out at a time using either a bandsaw-like shearing device or a more contemporary computer-controlled laser. The cups, panels, and straps are cut; kept together in stacks via style; and sent out to various locations to be sewn.

Sewing

* 2 The stacks may be sent to different parts of the factory or even off premises to piece workers who assemble the brassieres using instrial grade sewing machines. However, large operations send the pieces ，through on a line in which machines sew parts in quick succession. (Cups might be sewn onto a side panel, the parts move along and another piece is sewn on, etc.) In larger facilities, humans rarely sew anything onto the brassiere unless it is a peculiar or unusual design.
Closures and labels

* 3 The brassiere, assembled a bit at a time as it moves through the machinery, is ready for the closures. Coated metal hooks and eyes are both sewn in by machine and heat processed or ironed into the two halves of the back panel. The label is usually machine-stitched into the back or side panel as well at this time.

Packaging

* 4 The completed brassieres are sent (either transported in a bin or on a line) to another location and sorted by style and folded (either by hand or machine depending on the size of the operation). Boxes into which many brassieres come arrive at the manufacturer completely flat. Machines must crease and fold the packages that are fed into the machine and a rectangular box is created. A worker called a picker puts a brassiere into the box, the box is closed, and then sent down a chute. A laser reads that the box is fully packed and ready to go to the holding area, awaiting transportation to the wholesaler.

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